St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-16
DULUTH MATTERS.
The Outlook For the Mining Boom
and Base Ball Team.

duO d DSlS0 Dali AedIus
Special to the Globe.
DULUTH, Minn., Oct. 15.-John l..
Dodge, of Great Darlington, Mass, to-
day conveyed to James ID. Ray all his
interest in Duluth property, hitherto
owned Jointly by the parties to this
transaction. The consideration is S11O,-
600.
John Mcfarland, an explorer who a
short time ago discovered vein of rich
gold-bearing quartz in the north tier of
sections in towns 64-2 and 64-3 east,
near Pinelake, about thirty miles north
east of Grand Marais, took up part
OF section 3643 on his own
account, and, coming to Duluth,
interested Clark q Matter,
Richardson. Day d Co., Owen Fargus-
son, o. G. Hartman, r. r. Macfa1lane,
other lands in the region. Section has
already been leased by Mr.. Macfarlane
to PaulinSon, of Detroit, president of
the North Shore Mining company, for
specified sum Of money and share of
all the profits. He is enthusiastic over
the outlook.
Respecting the matter of Duluth rep
resentation in base ball next season Jay
ANDERSON said to-day: Arrangements
have all been made and we will be rep
resented in the league next year. Mon
day subscription paper Will be circu-
lated for funds to carry on the clnb.
We have reserved Quinn, Earle, Schei-
beck, Brynan and perhaps some others
of the present team. We will have
first class team next year and expect to
bring back the pennant at the close of
1888. The Northwestern league is a
settled fact. If ST. Paul and those who
were in the new league deal should leave
their place will be filed, but there's no
certainty about their leaving and they
may not do So"
Postmaster Flynn sold his Bench
street residence to-day to James G.
Hunter for S11, 800.
Two hundred cars of wheat are ex-
pected to arrive in over the Northern
Pacific road by tomorrow night.
The wife of Judge Martin is very
seriously ill.
executed, were reported by the losers
this afternoon. The places entered
were the Bodelia saloon, Burlingame'S
store, and Cox and Leynohan'S Offices.
The aggregate loss is $500 to $3.50.
In quarrel between Finlanders this
afternoon, one was badly slaShed in the
face by knife in the hands of another.
MERELY MENTIONED.
Burton S. Parsons, the young attorney
whose disappearance has been commented
upon unfavorably, has written friends here
denying the truth of allegations rejecting
upon him and promises to return in a few
days.
A local council of the Northern Legion of
Honor is about to be established here. El-
liot n. Geer, of Cory, Pa, and Edward d.
Titus of Minneapolis, two of the grand
council officers, are III the city for that pur-
pose.
Duluth laborers will not only be kept busy,
they will have more than they can do and
lmportations will be necessary. The county
wagon roads, the railroad building and the
city improvements will produce great de-
mand. Only yesterday twenty-five men in a
lot landed from an incoming train and said
they had been sent for.
For Monday an especially important meet
ing of the chamber of commerce is called.
The discussion of projected harbor improve
ments will be the feature of the meeting.
The copper smelter is yet being talked of
with enthusiasm by people interested in the
movement made some time ago and who
declare it is not a vanished dream. Mr.
Fletcher writes from Boston that he will be
here in a few days, and it is expected some
thing will then be determined definitely. He
writes that the affairs of the smelter company
are prospering.
HARRISON S REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
has over $150,000 inside property in Supe.
rior. Can be bought at one-third of it's real
value, as it must be sold. Hotel St. Louis
huildinp